Daily Themed Crossword November 21 2025 Answers
Friday puzzle · 68 clues · ✓ All answers verified
Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword November 21 2025 answers. The Friday puzzle has 68 clues; every answer has been verified. Click any clue to see every answer it has ever had, across every publisher in our database.
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Click a clue for every answer it has ever hadClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Light source in lampsBULB4Across1
Retreat for massagesSPA3Across5
Black ___ (secret military missions)OPS3Across8
From ___ (at a distance)AFAR4Across11
Pacino and Gore, for twoALS3Across12
"Yabba dabba ___!"DOO3Across13
Bear who lives in Jellystone ParkYOGI4Across14
Lovers' quarrel (rhymes with "slat")SPAT4Across15
___ and don'tsDOS3Across16
"Com" preceder in URLsDOT3Across17
___ coffee (whiskey cocktail)IRISH5Across19
Globe's shapeSPHERE6Across21
"___ Quixote," novel by Miguel de Cervantes in which the lead character mocks the author of the book's unauthorized sequelDON3Across24
Tee-___ (rhyming sound of a giggle)HEE3Across25
Place for a good night's restBED3Across26
Classic french fries seasoningSALT4Across28
Prefix with "center" or "Pen"EPI3Across32
Ipanema Beach cityRIO3Across33
Spy-recruiting organization: Abbr.CIA3Across35
"The ___ Tower," novel by Stephen King in which he is also a character, stepping in to assist the other charactersDARK4Across36
Language in which this clue is written, for shortENG3Across38
Singer ___ King ColeNAT3Across40
Come to someone's ___ (offer assistance)AID3Across41
Colorless volatile liquid that was used as a general anestheticETHER5Across44
What an author doesWRITE5Across46
Zodiac sign of most August-bornsLEO3Across48
Name that sounds like a buzzing insectBEA3Across49
"Kill ___ or Die Trying," novel by Neil T. Stacey where all the "authors" of the book are also its charactersTIME4Across50
Intensive Care ___ (hospital section)UNIT4Across52
Fluffy footwear brandUGG3Across56
___ Redding, "Just One More Day" singerOTIS4Across57
Japanese wrestling styleSUMO4Across58
"Have I Got a Book For ___!" novel by Melanie Watt where a fox salesman begs the reader to buy the very book they're holdingYOU3Across59
Football field units, for shortYDS3Across60
Internet bidding siteEBAY4Across61
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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
San Francisco ___ AreaBAY3Down1
Alien's ride: Abbr.UFO3Down2
Jet ___ (traveler's woe)LAG3Down3
"The Princess ___," novel by William Goldman where he narrates the tale and takes breaks to comment on it's fictional natureBRIDE5Down4
Sticky tree fluidSAP3Down5
Checkered flannel shirt materialPLAID5Down6
"The Jetsons" pet dogASTRO5Down7
"May the ___ be ever in your favor" ("The Hunger Games" line)ODDS4Down8
Winnie-the-___, fictional teddy bear created by A.A. MilnePOOH4Down9
Distress signal from a shipSOS3Down10
Turn the wheel while drivingSTEER5Down15
Celestial objectORB3Down18
Shoo-___ (sure winners)INS3Down20
Lose fur, as a dog or catSHED4Down21
With 28a, band behind "Push It!"PEPA4Down22
King's royal successor, sayHEIR4Down23
Fizzle outDIE3Down27
Skin baneACNE4Down29
One who fails a polygraph test, perhapsLIAR4Down30
Rat-a-___ (drum sound)TAT3Down31
"That's ___ thing to worry about" (words from a "Hamilton" song): 2 wds.ONELESS7Down34
"Cobra ___," sequel series to "The Karate Kid"KAI3Down37
Former telecom giant (anagram of "get"): Abbr.GTE3Down39
"What's ___ you?" ("Why do you care?"): 2 wds.ITTO4Down42
Divine beingDEITY5Down43
"___ of Leaves," novel by Mark Z. Danielewski in which the characters pick up the very book they're inHOUSE5Down45
"Mamma Mia! Here ___ Again" (2018 musical movie): 2 wds.WEGO4Down46
Marinara sauce brandRAGU4Down47
Believe a story, sayBUY3Down49
Prefix before "life" or "wife"MID3Down51
Essence of an ideaNUB3Down53
"___ Believer" (Smash Mouth hit cover): 2 wds.IMA3Down54
Stuffed animal, e.g.TOY3Down55
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This page lists every clue and answer from the Daily Themed crossword published on Friday, November 21, 2025. Answers are checked against the completed grid before publishing. If a clue looks familiar, open it — the same wording often runs in other puzzles with a different answer, and the clue page shows every version we have on record.